Patient's question:
The child's reaction is much slower than that of his peers. Sometimes it takes him a long time to respond when I talk to him, and he just laughs foolishly, "hahahaha." My friend saw this and said, "Could he have cerebral palsy?" I had a sudden shock. The child I carried for nine months and gave birth to—what if he really had cerebral palsy? What would I do?Doctor's answer:
The child's reaction is much slower than that of his peers. Sometimes, he will talk for a long time before engaging in a conversation with someone. He keeps smiling insincerely. After watching, his friends will say he doesn't think things through. Let me check on the children born in October. What if my brain is paralyzed? Cerebral palsy has eight types. First, you need a brain CT or MRI scan. Typically, the child has abnormal posture and lacks motor skills. Although the child's brain damage or developmental abnormalities are progressive, the above is advice on "What to do about pediatric cerebral palsy." I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!